The 2008 Eco-Matrix: Who's Hot, Who's Not in the World of Green
by Meaghan O'Neill, Newport, R.I. 
on 12.30.08
Wondering who’s news and who’s so last year? TreeHugger’s 2008 Eco-Matrix is here to inform and entertain. If you’ve been pondering whether Al Gore is in or out, whether ethanol is still a worthy news item, or which green celebs have fallen on hard times, just click through for our handy cheat sheet to what happened in the world of green over the past year, and what and who are on the rise for ’09. (That’s just a sneak peak above; head below the fold for the real deal.)
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Looks like Max Gladwell (http://www.maxgladwell.com) is pretty cutting edge and fairly dark green, seeing how it's the nexus of social media and green living.
Nice graphic. We Dugg the story. ;-)
Yah, max gladwell's cool...I dugg your digg, Max, that's how I got to this story. I would add compostable party cups to the hot list, I hosted a (green lite) party (organic vodka, local microbrew, shoes off) at Hotelephant last night and we went through about 200 compostable cups via ecoproducts.com.
Great graphic, fun, informative...you should do more, make 'em interactive with links etc.!
Yours,
Waylon Lewis, http://www.elephantjournal.com
No mention of Ronn Motors in your Eco-Matrix. This is the only company ready to introduce a new car, the Scorpion, that runs partially on H2O. Why is the most innovative technology missing?